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At 23 and 21 years old, Colby Denton and Davis Jones introduce themselves as Elder Denton and Elder Jones. That’s traditional for young men serving as missionaries for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Both are relentlessly cheerful. Both say they wouldn’t trade their two years in the Boise Mission for anything. But that wasn’t how Jones saw his assignment at first. For young men who grow up Mormon, a mission is many things: a rite of passage, a sacred duty. But it’s also seen as the adventure of their life. That’s how it was for Jones growing up in a small town in central Utah.
Though the holiday season looks different during the pandemic, traditions live on. And a new video from Church News shows how President Russell M. Nelson’s family continued their annual Christmas pageant using technology.
BYU's Noteworthy definitely makes you want to go out and experience life to the fullest with this new a cappella cover of "Vivir Mi Vida" by Marc Anthony.
“No matter how much I do for my children, no matter how much I give, they always want more. They’re demanding and rude if they don’t get their way. There’s no gratitude.”
You won't believe how amazing these Spinach-Cheese Enchiladas taste. My 10 year-old couldn't get enough of them! They are so easy to make and take only 15-20 minutes to bake.
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A Utah father is becoming a social media sensation with his unique approach to the middle-school carpool.
In a country that has banned the building of Muslim minarets, Mormons have set up a new community center with its own, unmarked tower. The locals don’t seem to mind.
First of four excerpts from "The Big Three and Me," the autobiography of golf legend and Utah resident Billy Casper, who wrote the book with Deseret News columnist Lee Benson. My reaction when I was first contacted by Billy Casper in late 2010 to help assist him in writing his life story was one of surprise. This hasn't been written before?
Dear Angela, My parents surprised us with the news that they’re leaving The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the church they raised us in. They love the gospel, but feel like the people in their ward mistreat them, and have always mistreated them, and I guess this is the only solution they can think of.